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NOTES And INCIDENTS or TIE STAGE

The Black Faust at Doch,;adeFs Is u'c'o'u ,uo
ccs- and the electrical effects, which at hat hnhg h'
,oy tl,le out successfully. Docksthdcr's own song
Ono- wothrco FOUR is being generally Wh7u'h ana
hr,,ccd This week a now skt entitled 1hanAsSN'hB
al Washing on Market" viii end The hIsl part Nv"
conner, Mr.. stuart, VIII sing NY SM1"'hoMt n n, -
nov There Will De- nsuncc Oh THANKSGIVING D'9'
Tomorrow NIGHT will witness the first presentation Of
the new comic opera The Begun At tie bhth A'eh"o
THEATRE The scene Is lad India, and gives opportunity
sr brilliant effects 81 scenery and costume Inc cast u"
GUIDES DE Wolf Ilo per, Edwin Hon. Digoy Den, u"
Wlke, ]. do Angels Harry Macd0noush' M"'"iu'
Co,trclly, Marion Manola, Laura joy CO pe ""u "'"'
Movers The opera extremely well received "ho" IT,
Gently uroduccd IN Philadelphia. Colonel McCauH Sal
tha the spectacular effects are the richest ho h' '''
presented
Souvenir programmes having photographs OF the pf'"-
eli al characters and scene, IA Inc lsdu; Az V"7 P
pared for tho nftcth night.
"L'Abbe Constantln" Is among the possible future
PRODUCTIONS Of he Madison Square Theatre Chamiac
has also been adapted
She" which Is 10 b. produced at Nlblo's on Monday
evening 2sth Instant I, adaptation by william "'','
by the direct authority Of the novelist. H. Rider has3'u
The dramazaon VIII De the Hrst effort In that Inc mat
Mr.. Gillette has presented since Held by the ih'mS'
In his own IbOrs She" Mr. Gillette has retained the
chief aud speeches which have made MI Ass'u
story Interesting and remarkable. and has introduced
comedy character OF picsl American me iou,m,% ~
ana all nov. Ben Teal Is directing IA"
PRODUCTION.
Dorothy" viii, H. admirable setting. pretty dfc'-'
anil attract - ph.clp'ls AMI cho.ier continues Its ran a
n. standard Theatre The 4jOh representation Of lhs
opera was recently celebrated IN i"nd"n.
Mr. Irving selects his Saturday night programme Win
an ego pro- sequence. II only right hat "t'i
seeing The Ben, shouli hear the " Jingle
cities that Mr, Potter viii visit after i'' az
New. York are BroOklyn, Newark aud baltimore.
IL Il said that Miss Itelle Clayton Will som reap"af
In a play Of which she Il part author
thcarc-party Of nifty, the guests Of Charles l. r'
mer, viii witness the performance Of The Hehr'e" a.
The Union Sauaro Theatre ~ morrow night Mlcf the
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Post Once Notice

Should be read daily by all interested as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need not be specially adj
dre,'s FOR d,ps en- D. any age r, SGgp'
documents. letters Specially addressed being sent by tho
Foreign nail, m. weok November 20 will close
(prompty In all cases atth office rs follows:
sCXDAT-At 3 p M ,tor Pa.r'o corie1' per steamship
MoNDAYAt 10 a m for Central America and south Pa
isl. IoT Costa e al cay, e, ~ ms,s o. 81, fe Son
per ,ie4nshg GasHo from Ses,0rean; at p M
ship civ OF dallas. from Sev.Orlems
m for n iTea' T., PEE r.ts W al
oGns" VIA 9.e esse. mus, BE- ecte PEI Ws
consn"l At p m. FOR TraHilIo. per steamship har
wEDNEsDAY-Ats m. Zoe EUROPE: per .;,an.sp sla,e
sea SS@taa"9' Ssr s s.ae a, so M for
,te.Esio Aratie VI, uSt,e i d"r Ssc s "a
Adras f. at 5.[ IN Tor I,G @ss in1s"' G''
THURsDAT-At d. ri. for Venezuela ani Cnracol. poe
steamship valencia at 10 a. m 'or ProEresl psr sts an
sii P N MIS- be Via reitoi f' Mefeo @ N.
for It Pierre Mique.on pr ste amer ron HaiitI~
FRIDAY-At9a. H. for Canpscis Chapas rIbl';, and
Yucatan per stsim,hp cy ot Alexandra; letter, iOr
other Mexican states mast b. directed per CITY OF
G Ga5 ae . at iS % santiago
sArURDAY-Atl! m 70, H4yu and Inasaa per steam
SPIN AMI rorius,, p,r ., n',,,5 Ia caAnPa$ne. "a
naTr1 e m. Sr rt h pc fa campsn
at II =. IN. for scotland direct pee sieaM,tip CIR:
. $fss:.h ~ at II NJ er E?FoSS per Steamship
morl via Qlsnsown ueef, tor hrAi5s, oN'. ..
Im6ril - at II a. m. FOR tho Netherlands direct.
per sts,nstp SchielIm VA Amsterdam letters mnse
b lrsc:st sch sian - at l. IN. Tor Belgium
rect per steamship waesand. wa Antwerp Qetcrs
must DO directed per Ma'siant y.
Malls China ant Japan per steamship Relgc Om >a1
Francisco cl0se hero Noycn pcr - AZ Z D. N Mutt
for tho society IsaIta shp fLllti ttr) 50 trtn
CISCO, cpsa her, NOyeuber' . a: ! y. Mails Tor q.
Australia Ncy-<s4llL St1tSct. Fllt AMI samoan !
GsltltA p,r srsln,1D Alameda tron -al FranciscJp :
clO,N poccnp'r - a. SO y cor on ARRIVAL
New.YOrk nsiD RcplbIc with British nail. tpr
AustrLtp Mails for trbl. BY rail 10 T ana - AMI
Ihencs by Kew West Fla. close At this oics
daily at JOa. N.
The schedule ot closing 81 Trans. Pacific mails i ar
presumption ~ their uninterrupted oN"rlane
Francisco Mails from the East arr ing %
Francisco the dan " sailing o. steamers an
di~ pdtchrd theme, tn same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post Onice, New losk. y. Y. Nov. IL 1881
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wrlcoulyG coLoNl1 EuYoNs CLlrK.

SHAKING THEIR COMM SpEEs nANplN THE -"
KrGIMENT ARMoEY.
The inferior Of the 9Th Regiment Arnory WAS H'hy
decorated on the occasion OF the reception gwen there
.t evening ia honor OF the return Of Colonel Lmons
Clark from his three months, tour IN LuroI" All p'''
of the building wore thronged with people AMI II "''
estimated that fully 5000 people took part IA iHe ahA
In The Board Of Officers room coohel
clark received the cougratulauons OF MS l''h's
,d ,hsse NJ his large command lie was thus occupied
during the entire evening. bat tho throng was 80 S'"
that many were unable TO greet HIM Daring inc '"'
part OF the evening the floor OF the largo hall was gwen
up 10 dancing. ,,..
Anon: those present eI Judge Van Nors'' judges
Es,ksraver and Daily Of the Court OF Common ri'"S'
HrigadierGenera Louis Fitzgerald and STAN hflH'"er
General Emil schaef,r. Colonel Frederick hsilnr;'
Iieutrunut { slnnel James A. Dennison, h"JHhnt
1cnrY, " Rand, MAJOR August J.. hoH'n,
taInn,l Harvey = Chatneld. Captain fefdlh"hi !
E.rle Major ,6arles Applrby, MAJOR T. NJ stin,9n, zap
tam. Don Aon1s Pollard. James {. hhrain iiei, -.
steele Daniel Appleton George u. hhohi., -,
" onsVcr. Louis T.. Lencrts. Andrew MlIls, u, ~
Coop,r " A. Valentine. william H. Palmer, IL; u a.
Wi,inuns and W IA. KIRBY. Llrutenants wafer . NJ
son Daniel Neshitt. Franklin BouAer Ana many ''"'
National GuartisIncn.
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BRITToN-On Friday November Is. Isabel wife Of Chan
ming NJ Brtton, ami daughter oil the Le Dr. j. f still
Funra service, Their ate residence. 1924 West 45hst,
Mo lay Pct inst. at2 p IN.
BRUsH-on FRIDAY. the 18th inst. his residence ll9
Relatives and rcr, fully invited to attend the
AMI an +! 5ih ,yc' ON Moni,y Novem5sr T. =, - H.
special nam will leave GrAn Central Depot for Wood.
GMEn gsSIyn samuel ozark iE' IS 81 Tstr.
Monday cvsatng. the Plat inst. at Jcts;G
Burial al Hal! IAN. Conn, rueshY.
DEtNE lon FriIy. November Il. NJ NJ Gracil. wife OF
Faacrs .srvcs' N, chrr'l o. St John the Eyansost
Iniermeui at Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Newark. NJ.
LOU, r. Dem. in his ilstys
FGACRE ON Thnrsly evening l7th inst. John " Facre
and rp ara 2v., to ,'ts3 the t1nori ser,
Cy Heights :, on SUI ,ay ,a n'' at l3 M
HNSKINS- p1eu aoriL on Fr.iV moriins. November
Fan-f On sun Az S5vcmoor 20 at l245 p m. No
81 West lists.
HALLtrr-At Nantucket. Noyemo H. sarah W. widow
W Jarrett ACCT 81 years and months
HOPKINS ulrny. her home in Cat,kid Nov.m6sT
danrer OF the samuel NJ Corac, Of this city. aEel
FGncr. ,srvc., from Luke, Church. Monday after
KING-On FRIDAY evening November Il 1877. OF 7leurr
pneumonia. to Row. Lucus H. KIM D. d. OF tho New
runer ..rv re on rue.i,v IT O'Clock m at ST. John,
". T.. Church. sd St. neIr Sthaye.
LAZARUS on SATURDAY. November -, Emma, daughter
q the late Moses and Esther Lazarus.
ate residence No IL " est lOth ST.
on NOndty morning. November q, al 10 O'CLOCK
SNNRE suddenly, on Friday evening, November 49, John
y. ~avre. the Slst year Of his age.
Eclat,e'. tr-nl' and veterans OF the IN Regiment,
Y e.. nvitel 10 atten the funeral services
frsm h, lJG Fort Greene Place. Brooklyn.
on November 20 At y.
Long Island IA ors y ease COPY.
Slur November i" nj her residence at
unIo Iluls entered into ro,t Marietta Ham
ilton wife OF u. 49, II. John.
WHITE. o. Saturday. Novcmber H. OF pneumonia Cor
della Cnrii-s wife Of George e. Whitr.lr
Christ Church. corner or clinton ana
Harrison cts BrOpkyn Tuesday AFTERNOON 22d lust AZ
4n'clnck
Inefmeni al woodbury.. Conn
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Mr. LORILLARDs MYTHICAL LOSSES AT CARDS.

Tho crculsto Of irres pOnsibc gossip TO the cHccl
th Pierre Lorlllard had lost S225 900 to Allen Thorn
din Rice at cards in the Union Club has been suddenly
cLsshed by the intimation that Mr. Lorard intended
60 hing an action for libel against the paper "hch
frss gave currency to the story
M IorIlard is at present at Tuxedo Park His
lrcL advisor John T. Parsons who was seen yestcr-
day at his office, No. III broadway, said: am au
thozed by Mr.. Lorard TO say that there s no iouhd
atia3 whatever for the newspaper statement to the
OBJECT that no lost money playing baccarat at the Union
Cha Mr.. Allen Thorndkc Rice.n
II learned that papers had yet been served
In xny libel suit Mr.. LOrllard was considering the
unestion Of bringing suit for $50 600 damages, but
tbr papers had not been drawn up.
Mr. Rice who at his house, No. So Fifth
ave said: The whole story Is too prepOsterOusly
slssrd to talk about
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A WEDDING.

Last evening Miss Cecilia Gertrude Flanagan daughter
OF exCoroner Flanagan OF this city, was married to
Henry Sergeant Blake. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet OF the Church OF the
Holy Communion The family Of the bridegroom being
I'm mourning only the immediate relatives both sides
were present Miss Flanagan has for the last two years
bAen on the professional stage under the name OF tcle
Ellis having sade her first appearance ut the Casino IN
the initial production OF " AlnOrita" She afteruSrd
sang leading soprano roles In Col McCaulFs company
and also in the Arabian Nights" at the standard
Theatre, Is tn Mr. and Mrs. Blake were prominent In
amateur circles and Mr. Blake has been loading aem-
Der or the Amateur Comedy Club Mrs Biako VIII TO
tire from the professional stage.
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HELP FOR A WORTHY WIDOW.

To the EdftOr Of The TrfbUHs.
SIR: I am grateful 10 YOU for having made room In
your valuable cou for my letter on behalf Of the
poor widow who in her boter days on single occasion
gave ~ 900 to tho orphan Asylum and Hospital in
Orange, v j. have received In response 10 my appeal
SEC, S2iJ OF which have acknowledged personally to
tho donors ON the other hand S23 came To me anony-
mau.ly n follsws, go p" s.; "E f." So; Resi-
dent OF lsughk-ersic." 81; "F 4. W. 81; " Ann
Poverty. Gj9." 81 ii. H." 30; "tharitt,' @l;
&" W H. H." -: 4" Children who Have Plenty" 81
This Money every cent OF H. has been applet Tor inc
relief ~ this Thanking Won and each one
or reader, who have generously responded To my
appeal. remain. EDW AID JJDsoN'
so log vest Sercnfy-ninM-St, 1887.
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liverpool, England, Nov. ). 1857.
A REPUBLICAN yICE-PREsIDENT FROM THE
sOUTU

To the Eat ~ The Frtb uns.
SIR: As there has been considerable talk about hav
Ing prominent southern the Democratic ticket
for Vice President with Mr. Cleveland head OF the
ticket IN 1883 would suggest for the consideration
OF Republicans hat should select NIce-Prssdental
candidate from among tho native Union men OF
the South There plenty OF them OF excellent char
aeter and large public experience such as the Hon.
Edward IT, East OF Middle Tennessee. of the most
eminent iurss of that state and the equal intellectually
OF any man In tho country Mr.. East was hrIn and
pronounced nonis from the first 10 the last In tho crit
ha times which tried mems souls III the cernct
VI the Rebellion. Others csull be found possessing
like availability. selection Of this character
would present KepuhcaniSm from the united stand-
point Of Nsrih and South while Democratic adverse
lies are unwilling assume tho risk OF minimizing
southern Dcmecrat for Vice President the ticket with
Mr. Cleveland REPUBLICAN,
IOuY hiliAlIlLc NOV. lS. 1857.
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I'D SpEIK ON "MEDLcAL MLSSLONs.o

Tho fourth annual n,. onary conference Of the medical
student. ~ mi, city VIII be- hi today. Tho afternoon
son VIII be- held As,O st.on Hall az 80 o'clock
T. - Monro". Irc,i dent % the Young Mons Christian
Association - is cry. VIII Ir-d. ana give account
~ h, missionary r." tons during his uip around The
world Or Georcc r. Post. who has been twenty Eve
wear, IN E,grout syria. viii sl~ak on Medical Missions
~ a Means ~ a. Nohamm"daus, and H. L.
W..I,r WEI discuss The Masters Last Commands
A. the evening la Docksiaders Th'atr" &. X.
Dl-r. cui,g- OF the International Comm tfcc.
vIl reside anl addr'-rs will bc made D., IAN phou Leo.
and graduate ~ Ilr University. Medical
s, Sc orrfy W0r, 100 china" and molr students pre-
Gar org fp- th, foreign nri ~. II. u. Alien. -u.c Al
envoy to The King ~ t0ea, Z, also expected to sledh
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PRECAUTIONARY OF THE DEFEAT OF TIE



10 the Efit0r or tn: Tribune.
FIR: There IL to be snOraton 81 the defeat Of
The spanish Armada ~ Plymouth Euglani. next July
Al that port the eal,hs Of Engl land" Il. the four
"aya running II hit. which terminated in tho battle OF
"favenc', commenced. and Of that port Sir Francis
Drake was beth Mayor and Member of Parliament. Now
although this il isi matter yet it strikes that
Americans ought 10 take share in II for
% Had Philip II. OF spain succeeded In conqucrng
Ihgllnl Norm America would have been pceplel by
oanlsh not Engsn colonies. Tho superior prosperity
OF INC United states IL the South American republics
on.ht To show Americans their to be thankful
that this not the
e. All resmsn must rejoice In the triumph of liberty
over desposn. and n foulcr cspot than Philip H.
harlly be found In modern history.
Cd 'lany Americans. especially New Englanders. are
descended from Engishmen who fought against the Ar
niaIa.
90 Drake Raleigh ard the "sea Dogs OF Devon" had
almost as nuch to 10 with American English history.
1any Amsrelns are interested In this TencentcAary.
would ask them TO write ~ Mr. ". X. Wright Free IL
brary Plymouth En- Gland, who il acting secre-
tary or the Tencsncnary ". :. LACH-SZYHMA.
Vicar Of NerlyH-Penzance)
NovS
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sErMIxa 10 roReEr LAEcIIoys ARE OWE

STTNIN0 10 FORGET ILECTIONN AXE OIEH
About ~ the 100 Of the 400 hb"rcr VINO have been
discharged from the Public Works Department met last
ght small Clarendon Hall to protest against
The order rcvOAing all pc mits Ia oen stice's aef DE
ccmbcr /, and make arrangements TO make an effort to
bo rrlnS'acI william 4. \. CIrccy, ~ the An u
Poverty Society cup.ed the chair. committee oi ton
upon the Mayor and President OF t"
Bead ~ Pubic works, set resolutions setting forth
labor grievances drawn up strongly d"nOunc-
Ing the close 81 the meeting Counsellor
jam, Oliver entered the hall AMI ads iscd the men 10 use
,olrrt angulg. IN their ceotis to be- r"in,ta'd and
--ufad them That cyethng would %" satisfactory A. soon
., lA9 M4y0r W. mad, DO mint Win theG tOu1le.
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lflRRILD.

BFEKMAN-CO IRWIN ON Thurslly November Il. at
the residence brides 337 East 18TH st.
by he tev charles c. Norton d. d.. assisted by the Rev
Peter Iee.man brother OF ths William I. Bsek
susie Dean Corwn. elder daughter OF T. II. Cor
win
LIGHrFOOT- VALIE-On Thurs tly afternoon. Novem-
Der H. S'I. A. ia, resie1ce OF the brides mother No
27lO Wa-liigonave, ~ LOUIS by thu Rev. y. q.
I,obrrt Zpe dlughtcr % tIs llts Jules Vae TO
Alfrst Ross ILghtfOO. Of NewNOrk.
Richmond Va and Francisco papers please copy.
MERRICK-BRAI%LEN-Tn Brooklyn. the l7th inst,
bv tho Rev r. dwarf HraslD. Mr. Timothy herrck. OF
Iolyoke Mass, and Miss Priscilla H. BTaisin, OF Brook
Ign.
Notices Of marriages must b. in lorssi citt faH name
and address,
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special IN atinee evening benefit In behalf oil tho
Nur cry and Cnilds Hospital, under tho auspices OF

Mrs Cornelius du P0s, MIA A. > shiivh.
NJ. "A Al k,u~.snd Mira. \ l. NJ Barlow.
Mr.. ,rthnr Ii.,rl Mrs Edward Cooper
Mr.. "a a. LyIr,iou Mrs X. n. H. Townsend,
and Mrs cornelius Vanderbilt,
will DO givon Wednesday, November ID rom I" ~
o'clock by xhibtlns Karl PiotJs celebrated paint
inr "The Wise aud tho Foolish Virgins. at the Yandel
Gallery yrh-,ve and Ninetocnth-st. Entire receipts
ara for the bsuent NJ the charity.
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pLR1sEn rlrn ~ NIYrS SIYGERS

Boston. Nov. 10 (specai)-Thc Canpanni concerts III
Boston Music Hall last night and this Afternoon drew
crowded houses and the artists were receiver In the
NEST enthusiastic The encore fond insisted so
vigorously repstitiols that the concert was pro
Onge until IL The sin were ali In gOoI VOICE
and gave "a thoroughly satisfactory concert on poth
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DayGrRorSLr SHor Er ~ TraH1Ax

Jane, Wilgcnson. thirty three of No Mulberry
ST. hot IN the left breast last night during alter
cation NJ No - Mosroc-.t. nv MOrilnO De Nalo, an
Italian living at that number. De MAO a'o sho,
the right hand by Whrn-ou who IL dangerously injured
Both taken to the Geuyerusur Hospital In an
anbulancr. whore the Italian had his injury dressed
after which he locked IN the Mulberry street 20
IF.. II.
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Az oRAr oRIo " DR. crrAKRS cHrRcM

~ th- praise meeting DR. Cuylcr's Chur h. Brooklyn.
this evening. W. < 10, k,ru', oraloo The Good shop
heard viii De- sung for The first time In America. The
I,f- VIII Do The hands % Mi>, Van. Ni. Wllkin-
-on. W. Williams and Mr. Burch. Mr Brown viii play
fh- .fy
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Tie Brnu. ham. especially the octaspn, ha' become
the correct thing" In carri for winter use ana
leading carriage giving part cnlar "teh'""
to is sye OF family carriage 20 maze II al iha can DO
de, ir, for grace rleganco an ed'c ~ VIZ, ~ ,
II. un.itorv Si.te.s AMI B.erum place. BrOOhlyn, VIII
prove 10 any Judge Of unc work -
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Thanksgiving.
NOVEMBER "a. 1881
HOWARD MISSION
AND HOME FOR LITTLE ANDERERS,
SO RIvINGTON.sT. " Y. CITY.

The approach OF the Thanksgiving season with IT'S sus
ce.tons Of cont also suggests to tho Thought
IN, The months of cold All arlsup for the poor which lilo
bryonl IL and asp brinrs more with on usual APP
neal 40 gens puplc who we Tor 80 ntDy years SNen
rhr ..l1n the hearty sympathy anl liberal SUPPORT
For en- the iOyart Mission has aided poor
NEGLECTED. tni lie pleas children and worthy families among
tho poor thousands " them iavo beon Den"h,ei ana
Kind AMI Dtn"rwt<e helpel 10 non
Mo s. NJ iuin,try aud useful Nearly 800 fani.
IT,. dining vrr children. have been bene itsl the
,.t vr.r Als 100 their children as visits
during ths yer % placed in homes aud business situa
ton. 90,
TITS Mission sololy dcpeuis upon VOLUNTARY CON.
TRIBUTION- for = support -
Nancy or cheess may sent to TIL T. HOWARD MISSION.
r. o. Box 5 323 10 ~ > HATCH, President, Nassau.
ST., New York CITY. u,
i kinds provisional supplies and clothing TO 80 Riv
ington.st, New.lnrk CITY, A. D. HATCH, President
J. L. WYCkOFF. Secretary.
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BIsHOP BgDELL sERI0UsLY I'LL.

CLEVELAND Nov. ia dispatch from Gambler. Ohio.
sa,s tlat Bishop g. T. Bedcll OF the Episcopal diocese
of North OAio is seriously ILL., He has been sick since
and his csnditsn beranc 80 critical that
council OF pay sciais hrld. HIS disease Is acute
OF the prostate gland
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JAPANESE VISITORS IN PHILADELPHIA.

JAPANESE VISITORS IN PHILADELPHA
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 tSDtctab-'lscount kaoa-
yams. Mr.. Muraasmi, Captain Yamamot, Captain
Hda. Mr. Salto ana Mr. Yendo the Japanese who visited
this city for the purpose of making examination OF
local Industries, examined Cramps shipyarl To-day Inc
STRANGERS showed great interest In the extensive pant
Ing ships
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pRnlfLNENT ARRfrALS.

RIM Ir,nu, Hof,i-S-pators shelby VI Culom. OF III.
no y and Nrlson w. Allrich Of Rhode lsap anu JuHso
Chare, Andrews. of tho New York Court OF Appears
gTgud Central Uot,-Sen.tOr A H. tOlquitt. of Georgia
IT,snfnsfrr General Denis OHrieh OF AZ
b,nv HofeI Irun.rict General John J. Kathb0ne OF
Albany Neic. YORK Hote-Maor J. j. \ hassIer OF inc
Int.
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THE CAMBRIDGE. 33i 5rH-AvE

An exclusive AMI select hotel apartment hoiN ie'
r,,.nt rne.,s only Rooms suite, ir2sh"l or II :
,,.,t,ho, ,ucirttny h.I electric light AL scryioh
cni-ine mn,nrpa-,rL Table dhoie NJ werkF rhtr7 "
ia rons only. Aiso prvits t'Dio III aP'''-n1"' " '
sired l.. Reich. Proprietor
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TIE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INpIC trGDS'-FOR ~ HOURS.
wAsHiNarOV. Nov. l9-FO' Massachusetts and Con-
ncccnt rain or snow colder brisk 10 high winds shift
Ing TO northw.stcrly clearing during sunday night.
For Eastern Sew York. Eastern Psnnsvl ranil and
Nsw Jersey rain followed by colder fair weather
10 brisk wind, shifting 10 westerly and Increasing
IA force.
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MrrnoplsIs orpnyED 10 THElrRrS.

DA>vitIr, Va. NoV. 10 The Methodist Conference
today passed the following by rising vote:
E>sotrrd That profoundly convinced Of the evil
and Influence OF the theatre aud Of It's power
promoter of lTrril ion iun0r atty and vice.
Ycs0,rd afectonl~lv and earnestly evrect
against ms th'ng diversion
eannn- Dc n.el % tho nAIe 0i Tho Lord J,su.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

my advertiser cxtcnsivey thor oxroctasion Of
carving IT, This thoy fGiiel 10 do. bus q cy sue
ceeded In defeating q Temporal co Rcpublcan can't.
aato Tor tho House AM ccctng Democrat who VIII
vote against ali tomporsnc, Leg -Iaion ana this,
probably, was cory enough f.r them.
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NEw-SOUTU WALES.
TXTERAINATIDN OF RABBITS.

DFPNRTNTNr oF MISFS. I
SYDNEY, 3lst August, lsS7.t
II ia hereby notnel that the Government Of New South
VALE. vii pay a2j $50 person or ier' Ons
who will make anl demonstrate AZ hiS or their own
rNprn any process, previously known In the
Colony the eecua cXterninaOI oil fsbbs suOcSt 10
the follow l. 2 con liilons VIZ
hal auth method or process shall after experiment OF
prrlot OF twcv. months tie approval Of oard
appointed Tor purpose the Governor with The AL
Vice OF tho Executive Council 49,,
That such shall IN the opinion or tho
SAID Board rou. and shat not involve the use oil
anv matter NAL thing which may 10 noNious tohoIses
Allie sheen. e. goats swine or dogs.
The shalt bs bpuui not 10 disclose tho prtcua
method unless such BOard ShA deo"e "
give such method process trial. .. ,,,..,,
All Communications relating the above must be addressed
Z, Tho Honorable r. ABIGAIL.
Secretary for Mines.
sydney Nrw.Sonth wales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

Professor Draper the Central Park observatory makes
p,,,.,., rnchs. thermometer DegrerA
Mean ................ 20 10 McAn----
Main Nov il : n M 2gatS Maximum Nov II. y M . 80
NIintn n, Minimum, Nov. L. Up NJ so
Range. oi- iahBe------''''
Di.iancc tray oiled by tho wind liC9 miles Rainfall IA